kim dorsey. >> are you filming me? >> yes, i am. >> reporter: no wonder derrick dorsey fell for her. and, boy, did he fall. >> well, the first time i laid eyes on kim, just thought she was beautiful. >> reporter: did you express how you felt even in that first moment? did it get there that night? >> no. i waited till the second date before i told her i loved her. >> reporter: second date? that's quick. >> well, when i told her i loved her, her response was, "i like you a lot too." >> reporter: kim wanted to take things slow, he said, for good reason. she was putting herself through school to become a civil engineer. >> reporter: 7 years of dating passed before he ever popped the question. >> well, that's the kicker. she got angry. she got up and walked away. >> reporter: why? >> without even saying yes. and i'm just like, "oh, dear god, i've made a gigantic mistake." >> reporter: oh, no. >> i've moved too fast. and she gets over there and she goes to her purse, and she brings out this box and it's you know a long box./

california democratic congressman represents silicon valley talks about how twitter's ceo jack dorsey and facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg reacted differently to president trump using their platforms to suggest there could be male and ballot voter fraud. >> i would have handled it differently than jack dorsey but i would also ask the main issue, reality is jack dorsey is saint donald trump is misleading voter ballots and in doing that or at least two people reading it entitles them to more people reading the treat. do i think that dorsey took a better approach, yes, but i think the question for facebook is on civil rights is not how are they handling donald trump's tweets but it's more broad, how are they handling speech that is giving people false information about how to vote. >> congressman tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "the communicators" on c-span2. >> president trump spoke in the oval office about another possible coronavirus aid package for the present was joined by vice president mike pence, treasury secretary steven the newton and were publican leaders mitch mcconnell and kev

do i think jack dorsey took the right approach? yes, but it is more broad than donald trump's speech. how are they handling speech giving people false information? how are they handling speech that intentionally targets young african-american voters to suppress their vote? how are they handling speech that is harassing or intimidating or making women in particular uncomfortable? the u.n. had a report that said women face 20 times to 30 times the harassment. there is an excellent book that talks about the harassment face. so the donald trump stuff get the headlines, but there are far or systemic issues with social media in how you balance the right to free expression with the right to equal participation. and these are very difficult questions. i would say, i don't think i'm qualified to make that decision. i certainly don't think mark zuckerberg should be making that decision. and the more that he can get people like professor citroen and people who spent their life studying this on some board, he better. >>you are talking about th

do i think dorsey took a better approach? yes, but i think the question for facebook is like on civil rights is that how are the handling donald trump tweets. it's more broad. how are the handling speech that is giving people false information about how to vote? how are the handling speech that is intentionally designed to target young african-american voters and suppress their vote? how are they targeting speech that could be harassing or intimidating and making women in particular uncomfortable? the u.n. had report how women faced 20-30 times the harassment and there's an excellent book by a professor who talks about harassment that people face. my view is donald trump stuff gets the headline but the our pharma systemic issues with social media and how do you balance the right to free expression with the right to equal participation. these are difficult questions. all i would say is i don't think i'm qualified to make the decision. i don't think mark zuckerberg should be making the decision. the more he can get people like

here is a little bit of the letter that he sent jack dorsey. twitter seems to be excusing a cyberattack illustrated by a number of posts allowing users to sponsor bitcoin. the account targeted includes those for apple, uber, jeff bezos, barack obama, and joe biden. this list of affected accounts is growing by the minute. some accounts have been protected by twitter's two factor authentication. " include, did this event or was it a breach of user's own account security or of twitter's systems. were accounts protected by two factor authentication successfully targeted and if so, how is this possible? did this breach, mice security whose accounts were not used to share fraudulent tweets, if so were other accounts affected? how many users may have faced data theft as a consul because of this breach and so on. that was the letter that senator josh hawley sent amid that attack that was happening. we are asking you this morning in this last segment of the washington journal to call in and let us know if you are concerned about what happened on twitter

so do i think that dorsey took a better approach, yes. but the question for facebook is on civil rights is not how are they handling donald trump's tweets, it is more broad. how are they handling speech that is giving people false information about how to vote. >> congressman ro khanna tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the communicators on c-span 2. >>> we take you live now to the national constitution center for a discussion with legal scholars on the 1th anniversary of the 19th amendment. guaranteeing women the right to vote. >> and it will feature the legal scholarsern win chammer and frederick lawrence and the great dolly liveic. and friends, i must tell you with great pleasure that on august 16th circumstances permitting the national constitution center will open our new exhibit how women won the vote about the 19th amendment. it is very relevant to today's topic. it is an exhibit about the history of the expansion of women's suffrage and our team is hard at work and it will be so meaningful to reopen the building which is glimmering b

we know that elliott management has been pushing changes but left jack dorsey in place? do you think things will rise particularly after the hack? do you think dorsey is the right person to leave this company >> i like to lean toward the full tur of the companies. this is one of the best industries whether he has good executives around him, that's the open question at twitter. i'm not sure they have the solution there are others involved in this who come with a lot of great tech background and expertise, so maybe they can be part of the solution i don't know you know, this is -- it's not the first time we've seen it and there ee's something that needso change they need broader management change doim know if it's dorsey my bias says no. it's probablyover people around him. >> he's calling out a lot of american companies with their relationship with china. did nirks google, microsoft, apple, quote, have shown themselves all too willing to collaborate with the communist party there. are you having to revisit your china? >> i don't know where that comment comes from google a

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would have handled it differently and i don't think that is the main issue but the reality is jack dorsey saint donald trump is misleading posts of voter ballots and in doing that did not let the left people reading and more people reading so do i think dorsey took a better approach? yes, but i think the question for facebook is on civil rights is not how they handle donald trump's speech but it's more broad, how are they handling speech that is giving people false information about how to vote and anti- speech that is intentionally designed and target young african american voters and suppress their vote and how are they targeting speech that could be harassing or intimidating and making women in particular uncomfortable. the un had a report about how they faced 20-30 times the harassment and there was an excellent book by a professor who talks about harassment that people face. my view is the donald trump stuff gets the headline but there are far more systemic issues with social media in how do you balance the right to free expression with the right to equal participation and these are

california democratic congressman represents silicon valley talks about how twitter's ceo jack dorsey and facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg reacted differently to president trump using their platforms to suggest there could be male and ballot voter fraud. >> i would have handled it differently than jack dorsey but i would also ask the main issue, reality is jack dorsey is saint donald trump is misleading voter ballots and in doing that or at least two people reading it entitles them to more people reading the treat. do i think that dorsey took a better approach, yes, but i think the question for facebook is on civil rights is not how are they handling donald trump's tweets but it's more broad, how are they handling speech that is giving people false information about how to vote. >>

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twitter shares sliding this morning as ceo jack dorsey laments tough day for platform. what went wrong and how to protect your account coming up, growing tensions with china, the trump administration visa restrictions for company employees. bank of america and morgan stanley among big banks reporting. dow component johnson & johnson right here. futures in the red. we are standing by for retail sales and jobless claims this morning at 8:30 a.m. eastern. stocks edging higher, investor sentiment over covid-19 vaccine pushing markets into the green. the dow industrials up 227 points, nasdaq up 62 and s&p up 29. the state of travel today airlines in the midst of a sharp downturn as pandemic fears keep travelers grounded at 7:30 a.m. eastern i'll be joined by ceo of delta edward bastian. plus this, drink up, how moderate alcohol consumption can protect against cognitive decline. mornings with maria is live right now. ♪ maria: european markets on the decline. standing by for the ecb decision for the next hour, rates are expected to stay unchanged. ftse 100 is down 36 points, n

back to what this and ben will verify this i think this is again the brave new world this is jack dorsey this is jack you know who has kind of looked the other way when it comes to conservatives and non progressives who have been shadow band then they're like well look what's happening maybe you paid a little more attention to his own platform but again and i'm going to say this for the 50th time the balloon checks the billow checks which i will never have and apparently don't want but this is this is the kremlin cram if that happens to them can happen anybody. then how can this or can this kind of hack be prevented in the future. well i think to some extent it can be but it can be if they couldn't get into the president's account because there is an additional layer of security there but i think the bigger issue is the part where to us that this recently this exposé on facebook and they were showing how employees of facebook had the ability to really control content that was on their i think we're seeing a similar thing happening with twitter but what i would say also that there's a lot

>>their founder jack dorsey has donated $3 million to guaranteed income programs in cities across theincluding here in the bay area oakland mayor libby shaft and 15 other mayors have banded together for guaranteed income in their cities guaranteed income is a monthly income cash payment given directly to individuals the forbes website reports dorsey's donation will help these mayors create guaranteed income pilot programs in each of their cities in a tweet dorsey says this is one tool to close the wealth and income gap systemic race and gender inequalities and create economic security for families the details of the program are still being worked out. amid the current economic turmoil comes some positive financial news american credit card debt is actually shrinking rapidly. >>it's now below a trillion dollars for the first time in about 3 years has according to the federal reserve. the decrease comes as unemployment and bankruptcies soar. it also comes amid decrease spending options, coronavirus of course as shut down a lot of places where you spend money bars restaurants sports venu

because of pressure on jack dorsey, it does seem like the type of thing they would look into.not wall street buying it. if you analyst said it was "highly unlikely." but they mention power users using it for data or analytics. does that go along with what you were thinking? kurt: the way they have talked about this in the past has been on the tweet deck. if a service that power users use. he gives you a different timeline and it's easier to follow the different lists. it's the kind of future and product that i think you could get some people to pay for. my guess is that's the type of thing they would look at, more so than just the "regular users" who use the app everyday. wagner, thank you for bringing us the latest. the pandemic has brought a major shift to telemedicine, but will it be popular when the crisis is over? we will speak to one of the ceos. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg technology." i am taylor riggs in new york in for emily chang. the coronavirus pandemic has transformed the landscape of health care with rapid shifts to telehealth. joining us to discuss the surge i

twitter ceo jack dorsey said, tough day for us at twitter. we all feel terrible this happened. >>> tame and mope are running out for small determine. there's short term aid from the paycheck protects money chbl the pandemic is asking that they maintain payroll without more government aid and 37% say their business can survive another coronavirus related shutdown. even worse for black business owners. just 7% say they'll be able to meet payroll without government eighth. 95% said they would like an opportunity to get more aid. >> those enhanced for people laid off. furrowed stops at the end of july. what's next? >> reporter: ladima sanders took a leap of faith. she quit her job, picked up her life and moved to atlanta in january. she wanted to make a difference. >> the reason i became a dula is because i wanted to make a difference in the brak commun y community. i wanted to make a difference. >> reporter: her hopes of getting her business off the ground, gone. she's one of millions of americans without a job. >> at least here in the city of a

i think jack dorsey handled it better. but i don't think that is the main issue. is, jack dorsey saying that donald trump is misleading folks about voter ballots, in doing that, didn't lead to less people reading donald trump's tweet, it led to more people reading the tweet. so do i think this was a better approach? yes. tweets, it is more broad, how are they handling speech giving people false information about how to vote? >> congressman ro khanna tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "the communicators," on c-span2. ♪ >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events. you can watch all of our public affairs programming on television, online, or listen on our free radio app, and be part of the national conversation through c-span's daily "washington journal" program. or through our social media feeds. america'seated by cable television companies as a public service, and brought to you today by your television provider. ♪ u.s. attorney general william barr appears before the house judiciary committee's general o

jack dorsey may not be one of them but one of the biggest names in tech will be testifying.illian: congresswoman -- carson kelly armstrong joined us. what is next? let's look at the things on the agenda today. business practices, marketing power, privacy, the use of personal data, content moderation and political bias. what can we expect today? what is your goal? >> my goal is to talk to these guys and figure out the best way to continue to have this conversation particularly, here's the issue. yesterday, they spent the hearing yelling at him and today they are bringing in four tech ceos with the subcommittee solely five minutes to talk to one or 2 of them, almost like they are doing these hearings for show rather than substance. one of these companies deserve their own hearing and the one that is not here deserve the first one and that is jack dorsey. we will do our best, whether it is bias or censorship or marketing practices chasing out local newspapers in north dakota but when you have all five they hide behind each other because only 5 minutes of questions. rob: the way

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but jack dorsey and i disagree about that and as the saying goes, it is football right now.waiting for bob woodson and we appreciate you stayingpp with us to talk this thing through a bit. i look forward to talking to you again real soon. thank you. up next the president announcing a major plan to bring thousands, thousands of u.s. troops home, sebastian gorka joins us without more after the quick break and a reminder about my new book, the trump century, how are president changed the course of history forever, please preorder your copy now at the trump century.com frustrate the liberals, save the republic. liberals, save the republic. stay withhhh ♪look into my eyes ♪you will see ♪what you mean to me ♪don't tell me it's not worth trying for♪ ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you lou: the pentagon is moving ahead wih president lou: the pentagon is moving ahead with president trump plan to withdraw 12000 troops from germany, about 5400 over troops will be sent to belgium and italy, the others will be coming home and rinos like mitt romney called the move a gif

there need to be investigations and there will be lawsuits as soon as tomorrow on this. >> jack dorsey'so they had a tough day but to your earlier point, say something happen to donald trump, one of the national security implications, what are the national security. occasions? >> imagine that donald trump manipulated accounts, we are starting bonding on russia or decided to send a fleet of warships to china or we are going to be a blockade or something, that is what could start terrible repercussions for america? and the same would be true if joe biden, the same thing. >> let's go to la, the teachers union wants several non-abca24 related demands met before returning to school in the fall. let's go through them. they want to defund the police, medicare for all, statewide wealth tax, support for undocumented students and families, funding for homeless, publicly funded charter schools. how do these demands help the child get an education? >> the answer answers itself, they don't. the problem here is for many years prior to covid-19 the la unified school district in california teachers asso

twitter‘s boss jack dorsey said it was a tough day. "we all feel terrible this happened."oyees had been tricked by the hackers. twitter says a technique called social engineering was used. this could mean for instance that an e—mail arrived appearing to come from their boss and the employees handed over the keys to the entire system. there is also speculation that the fact that so many staff were working from home made them more vulnerable. now, though, the reputation of a platform where politicians and celebrities are told that nobody can steal their identity has taken a major hit. this compromises the entire verified system on twitter. this is the public figures with the blue tick next to their name. if they could take control of any of those with this hack or this access that they had, they could have done untold damage on the platform. it is hugely embarrassing for twitter. president trump was one prominent figure not caught up in this hacking scandal, but with the us election approaching, twitter knows it must shore up its defences to avoid the risk that it could caus

but jack dorsey and i disagree about that and as the saying goes, it is football right now.y, were waiting for bob woodson and we appreciate you stayingpp with us to talk this thing through a bit. i look forward to talking to you again real soon. thank you. up next the president announcing a major plan to bring thousands, thousands of u.s. troops home, sebastian gorka joins us without more after the quick break and a reminder about my new book, the trump century, how are president changed the course of history forever, please preorder your copy now at the trump century.com frustrate the liberals, save the republic. stay withhhh geico's been helping people save money for over 75 years. they've really stood the test of time. much like these majestic rocky mountains. which must be named after the... that would be rocky the flying squirrel, mr. gecko sir. obviously! ahh come on bullwinkle, they're named after... our first president george rockington! that doesn't even make any sense... mr... uhh... winkle. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. lou: the pentagon is moving

jack dorsey called it a tough day. welcome. it may have been a tough day for twitter, but it is also shaping up to be a tough week for tech stocks in general. the nasdaq leadership we have seen falling back a little bit this week. nonetheless, we did see a little bit of strength come through on the s&p 500. today, we are seeing a little bit more risk off sentiment across assets. perhaps to do with concerns around the china data, particularly around the retail sales question. asia, the screen and particularly in chinese equities. the 10-year yield is steady. you are seeing the dollar steady after a couple days of weakness. also perhaps the fact that we are seeing a little bit of softness in crude. it did close that a four-month high yesterday, shrugging off plans by opec-plus to taper production curves. let's get to the first word news now. coronavirus cases continue to surge in the u.s., with california reporting near record cases and fatalities. the world's biggest retailer is to require customers to wear masks at its stores.

jack dorsey and i disagree on that, and it is his football right now.preciate your staying with us to talk this thing through a bit. hook forward to talking to you again real soon. thanks, sid. >>> up next, the president announcing a major plan to bring thousands, thousands of u.s. troops home. sebastian gorka joins us with that and more right after this quick break. and a reminder about my new week, "the trump century: how our president changed the course of history forever." please preorder your copy now at the trumpcentury.com. frustrate the liberals, save the republic. stay with us, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ where are you?! honey, did you hear about these new geico savings? mom? you'll get an extra 15% on top of what geico could already save you. can i call you back? your father's been researching our geneology. we're vikings! there's never been a better time to save with geico. switch by october seventh for an extra 15% on car and motorcycle insurance. hey, we lost the wifi password. do you remember what that is? lou: the pentagon is moving ahead wi

senator josh holly writing to dorsey, quote, a successful attack on your system servers represent a threat to all your users, privacy and data security, twitter temporarily prevented some verified users from tweeting after the hack and are working on restoring full access to those accounts. rob: a teenager will face a judge in the deadly shooting of any-year-old girl. jillian connolly is charged with murder and aggravated assault. he turned himself into atlanta police after being named a person of interest. connolly admits to being there at the time of the killing that says he did not fire his gun. police arrested connolly the same day turner was laid to rest, she was shot and killed when sitting in her mom's car on the fourth of july. jillian: the supreme court clearing the way for the second federal execution this week. the justices overturning a lower court ruling that wesley perky was unfit to be executed, was convicted of kidnapping and murdering a teenage girl in 1998, his lawyers claim he has dementia and doesn't understand why he's being executed. he is scheduled to die i lethal in

on the words of the twitter chief jack dorsey it has been a tough day and that is an understatement the platform was hit by a massive hack to do people into making bitcoin donations that affected some of the network's most high profile accounts including those of former u.s. president barack obama democratic presidential candidate joe biden microsoft founder and billionaire bill gates and the big firms including apple and google or twitter is investigating what it is called a major security breach as the hackers targeted some of its employees who had access to its internal systems and tools let's bring in spend her big now he's director of 4 international cyber security policy at the stifel noise on forth here in berlin thanks so much for joining us a span is my twitter account safe i think for knol it is safe again. but since you will it will be revealed in the next few days we know that the attackers had access to every twitter call and that they wanted to have access to every twitter account that means potentially everyone who has a twitter or uses twitter is tweeting today could be

emily: and, i know that at least one congressman who was interested in hearing from jack dorsey as wellialized into a formal invitation? ben: the invitations are the prerogatives of the democrats. that was jim jordan, the top republican on the house judiciary committee. this hearing occurs in the antitrust subcommittee of judiciary. so, he has prerogative to send out those kinds of letters, but the democrats have repeatedly told us they will not be inviting twitter. they just don't see it as a company with a lot of antitrust complaints. they see the republicans is physically wanting to make this about allegations of anti-conservative bias. twitter's treatment of president trump or something like that. and take the hearing a little bit off-topic. they don't want to do that and they are not fighting him, they said. emily: all right, ben brody. he will be tracking the hearing as soon as they set a new date. thank you so much for joining us. still ahead, the pandemic has dealt a major blow to air travel. the rv market has seen a massive boom. we will talk to the ceo of outdoorsy, next. this

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i suspect jack dorsey is going to be all over this stuff.izes that social media companies have a massive target on their back from both parties. they're going to have to some up with some answers very quickly on this. >> one bitcoin wallet appeared to have received the equivalency of ov200,000 so far it's a crypto currency scam apparently this could have been any message these hackers wanted to put out, whether it be politics or geo politics or something that has to do with the economy or coronavirus. the implications of this are pretty scary >> no question that's probably why it will get more attention now you take all the things you said in combination, whether it's the virus, politics, economic data people are at home and so laser focused on their news feeds whether it's twitter or television so many people are going to twitter to follow these public figures. that's where they're getting their news for that reason i think it's more troubling today than it would have been at any other time in the past that may be a reason the stock comes u

but jack dorsey and i disagree about that and as the saying goes, it is football right now.iting for bob woodson and we appreciate you stayingpp with us to talk this thing through a bit. i look forward to talking to you again real soon. thank you. up next the president announcing a major plan to bring thousands, thousands of u.s. troops home, sebastian gorka joins us without more after the quick break and a reminder about my new book, the trump century, how are president changed the course of history forever, please preorder your copy now at the trump century.com frustrate the liberals, save the republic. stay with us, we'll be right back. ♪ns any place you are. just download and use the chase mobile app. visit chase.com/mobile. and with his people israel now during the coronavirus pandemic. inside these buildings in jerusalem and throughout israel our elderly jewish brothers and sisters who are so precious to god they have no access to food. as christians and jews we know that we have a scriptural mandate to feed the hungry. and here there are thousands in desperate need. 1

dustin dorsey sahas more. >> reporter: open, closed. reopening, not reopening. it's been a whirl wind for south bay gyms and owners. we took you inside here as they're preparing to operate during a pandemic. that day has come, as they are now officially open for business. >> i think it's great. it gives you a sense of morality. covid is still out there and we need to be worried about it, but it feels good to be back. >> the game changed over a week's time about two or three times, from opening to closing, to reopening. and then, of cour the week our cardio areas are off-limits and the locker rooms, as well. you can't take a shower or use a locker. we have the ability to capture your log-in times, which will serve as a reservation system. i think wtang away from one another, we can accomplish this. >> a lot of the people have been worried, mostly about the cleaniness and what we're doing. cleaning each machine, wiping down seats, handles are the big thing. we have to monitor who is using the dumbbells. now it's like if we see a 25 missing, we'll wait for it to cl

. >>> abc 7 news south bay journalist dustin dorsey us that thanks to volunteers, there are more thanin palo alto. >> reporter: here at the boys and girls club, people giving back are never in short supply. >> it's become a tough ticket, if you want to call it that, within the city to actually become a volunteer either at this location or a redwood city location. >> reporter: even during a pandemic, in three months, volunteers have lined up to meet the need. among the group, these city supervisors and a former mayor. >> people believed in me enough to elect me to office. it is my goal and duty to make sure they're taken care of. when i can come out here and make sure they're being fed, it's the least i can do. >> this is not about individuals. this is about families, neighborhoods, and groups of people helping each other. so i'm very proud and very excited every time i get a chance to come, you know? >> it warms my heart, it makes me feel like they understand what we're going through on the ground, what our community is facing, when they're in their chambers talking. so it really feel

>>well, mayor, definitely hats off to jack dorsey for a opened his checkbook and helping out in such a big way and thank you to you for spending some time with us this morning and once again we're we're glad you and your family are safe and doing well, thanks for joining us. >>th >>good morning, welcome back freeman police have arrested a man they say burglarized homes while the residents were still inside those home sleeping. residents of the homes would wake up and realize they've been robbed in their cars have been stolen. police have charged 22 year-old leigh all be a bentley all betancourt who they say has a history of car theft and vandalism he's now in jail and he's had he's awaiting a hearing in court. next week. and there's a renewed push to remove mark zuckerberg's name from the city owned and operated hospital a county supervisor gordon mar and matt haney co authored a resolution that condemns the hospital that's named after the facebook ceo. they say facebook's policies do not reflect san francisco's values as of general hospital was renamed zuckerberg general after he do

a short time ago, the twitter ceo jack dorsey tweeted, of course, "tough day for us that twitter" --ee the earlier statement from twitter about us in an incident. jack dorsey tweeted, "tough day for us at twitter, we feel terrible this happen, we are diagnosing and will share everything we can want to have a complete understanding of exactly what happened." sean, i don't have to tell you, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. sean? >> sean: all of my social media by my accounts -- i don't even know how to get into them. i would have to hire a hacker to get into it. the guy hacked into the dod and nafta when he was 16. we should learn from that. more developmentrn tonight, our quest to hold those who abuse power accountable, senator graham seeking declassification on key documents surrounding the bureau's interview with one of christopher steele 30 dossier sources -- some sources come in other words, the fbi knew january 2017, january 21st, they interview the sub source, a dossier full of lies, bartok, they kept using them to spy on team trump anyway. that raises questions

tonight twitter ceo jack dorsey responded on twitter calling it a tough day for the company and saying we all feel terrible about this. shannon. >> shannon: jacqui heinrich, thank you very much. well, a new record covid-19 death toll in texas today, how the u.s. military is stepping up to help. texas congressman republican dan crenshaw joins us next. ♪ guys! guys! safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, that's safe drivers save 40%. - he's right there. - it's him! safe drivers do save 40%. click or call for a quote today. sayou try to stay ahead of the but scrubbing still takes time. now there's powerwash dish spray it's the faster way to clean as you go just spray, wipe and rinse it cleans grease five times faster dawn powerwash. spray, wipe, rinse. and its mission is to make sleep... feel cool. so, no more night sweats. no more nocturnal baking. no high-blast ceiling fans. or polar ice cap air-conditioner mode. because the tempur-pedic breeze delivers superior cooling... from cover to core. helping you sleep cool,

that program bankrolled by twitter's dorsey.hampioned the program recently extended as this generation's extension to the safety net and more imperative to the covid-19 pandemic but not everybody is a fan. doug holtz-eakin, president of american action forum says the cost of nationwide ubi, would be staggering, $3 trillion a year, on par with spending in the cares act. imagine, listen to doug. >> it is not day who ared to the needs of people and so, system that we have now where we have some food aid and we have some low income aid and we have women and infant children aid, really a better system. reporter: so doug says that we simply can't afford such a program because it would be on a par with putting out the cares act each and every year. connell? connell: all right. gerry, thank you. melissa? melissa: here now is dan henninger, deputy editor of "the wall street journal" editorial page and fox news contributor. i don't know, what do you think about this, dan? what's the solution? >> well, i don't think the solution is what th

so it can better monetize those new users when the ad market eventually returns twitter ceo jack dorsey saying the company is working to build other new revenue streams, including potentially a subscription service, saying they've hired people to start working on this option >> we have a really high bar for when we would ask consumers to pay for aspects of twitter you know, this is a start and we're in the very, very early stages of exploring. >> as for last week's hack into high profile twitter users' accounts, dorsey apologized saying they fell behind on internal tools related to that hack and they are continuing to invest in security >> bonawyn, do you like twitter? >> i like the monetizable subscriber growth. the short answer is yes. but as i kind of comb through the earnings release, it's really not about profitability it's about their ability to engage and grow revenue from users over the long-term i feel like it's a little bit towards the continued work from home, being that people have more time to be engaged at a much higher level. over the long run i do see a shift there. i th

which is why twitter is rolling out a whole new set of labels: >> hello, i'm jack dorsey.ing our part to stop fake news, by labeling any tweet that spreads misinformation about covid-19. but we're also rolling out labels for other tweets that stretch the truth. for example, from now on, users will be warned when someone's brunch actually was not epic. democracy dies in darkness, flirtykate. in order to preserve the integrity of our website, we're also looking at tweets like this one, about ruffles not being as good as regular chips. while not technically inaccurate, these tweets will get our new "no one cares what you think about anything" label. and finally, we've even made a label for when someone steals a joke and trys to pass it off as their own. this one here is clearly stolen from a website called yummzo memes, and a label will now reflect that. i know these labels might take some getting used to, but please rest assured that despite these new changes, we at twitter will continue to take no action against white supremacists and other people who use hate speech on our

so, do i think that dorsey took a better approach? yes. but i think that the question for facebook is, on civil rights, is not how are they handling donald trump's tweets. it's more broad. how are they handling speech that is giving people false information about how to vote? >> congressman ro khanna, tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "the communicators" on c-span2. >>> on tuesday, pharmaceutical officials testify on covid-19 vaccine research and development before a house, energy and commerce subcommittee. watch live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3, online at c-span.org, or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >> "the presidents" from public affairs, available now in paperback and e-book. presents biographies of every president, organized by their ranking, by noted historians, from best to worst. and features perspectives into the lives of our nation's executives and leadership styles. visit our website, c-span.org/thepresidents, to learn more about each president and historian featured, and order your copy today, wherever books and

>>well, mayor, definitely hats off to jack dorsey for a opened his checkbook and helping out in such a big way and thank you to you for spending some time with us this morning and once again we're we're glad you and your family are safe and doing well, thanks for joining us. >>thank you, >>welcome back everyone the time 8.15 we've been patiently waiting for the fog to clear. let's head over to the weather center now get an update on that friday forecast with dave spahr heyday, robin patience is a virtue i morning good morning, everybody live shot from sfo here and almost like a storm coming up over the hills here but we have no delays going on even though the fog clouds are kind of hanging around a little bit. temperatures are starting to move though in those inland valleys already we have 67 for antioch 61 conquered 64 livermore along the east bay shoreline where upper 50's territory. 60 san jose and 50's meanwhile, up there the north base we clear out the fog and then the afternoon the showers and the thundershowers will fire up very localized up there in the hills. we'll see it ag

south bay community journalist dustin dorsey shows us that.s there's a food drive. >> reporter: here at the boys eo like the meals being passed out people giving back are never in short supply. >> it's become a tough ticket if you want to call it that within the city to either be a volunteer either at this location or the redwood city location. >> reporter: 300 volunteers have lined up to feed people in need. among those two council members who show every weekday night that we're all in this together. >> people believe in me enough to elect me to office, and it is my goal and my duty i feel to make sure they're taken care of. so when i come out here and i s.n make sure they' beinged lea this is families, neighborhoods and groups of people helping each other. so i'm very proud and very excited every time i get a chance to come, you know? >> it warms my heart and makes me feel like they understand what we're going through on the ground, what our community is facing when they're in their chambers talking, and so it really feels like we're connect

tell me about your letter to jack dorsey about the president 's tweets and what you're expecting outbig tech. are they going to try to sway the election in november? >> well maria i'll start with this simple question. why is it always seem that it's just conservatives who get censored or shadow banned by these big tech companies? why was it two years ago that there are 435 members of the house, there are 100 members of the senate, 535 but only four were shadow banned. gates, meadows, noon easy, jordan. interesting four, always when we send a letter to jack dorsey, he indicated that oh, it was just a glitch in our algorithm. to which i responded glitch in your algorithm what did you put in the algorithm? i mean, it's always conservative s. why is it always the president who gets censored? you never see him going after joe biden. why is it just, why was it the federalist that google tried to demonetize? you never see a liberal news outlet trying to be that so that to me is the fundamental question and that has got to change because in america today, if only one side is allowed to talk,

jack dorsey twitter founder tweeting his apology, writing it was really tough day for us at twitter.all feel terrible that it happened about raises questions and concerns about privacy and security on social media as we head into the november elections. you're probably wonder why hackers could not get into president trump's account. i was speaking to some of the security experts, there are probably heightened security around the president's account and very limited restricted access internally. biden this morning tweeting off the hack event yesterday. he was able to get back into twitter and biden writing, i don't have bitcoin. i will never ask me to send you any. if you want to chip in to make donald trump a one-term president, you can do that with a link to his campaign fund-raising. twitter shares down in the session. sizable volume selling off with the stock. u.s. house intelligence officials saying they are in touch with twitter regarding this hack. the fbi says they are aware of this hack. senator josh hawley sent a letter to ceo jack dorsey requesting cooperation with the doj

what will ceo jack dorsey do you now? he is kind of like a first-time ceo.is so wake call for him? >> probably a wake-up call for him here traditionally, one of the critiques of twitter is that it is not a company that moves fast to fix things. i think jack dorsey will have a fire his feet right now and make a lot of changes. set up tripwires, make sure this does not happen again. >> dana: nicholas thompson, i love talking with you. thank you so much. white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany's briefing reporters right now, so let's listen in. >> secretary mcenany: regulatory class savings. it is important to note that this deregulation lowers the cost for every american. the cost of these burdensome regulations will fall disproportionately and benefit disproportionately lower income americans. so this president took action to pull back the burden from regulations that harm low income communities and make sure that the lower income americans are taken care of. for example, the presidents' day regulatory agenda will improve income by $3,100 annually. thank

dustin dorsey shows us how a nonprofit is stepping up to help hundreds of families with their rent. >> the coronavirus pan dwemic has taken an incredible toll on the health of so many. it's also left a financial mark as well. >> no check, making sure everything is balanced to a t, and in one day, everything stops. >> nonprofit live in peace would not let that happen. >> first of the month was designed so that families that were impacted by covid, that we would pay three months at a time of rent, so that we could stabilize them. if we ignore this issue right now, people we displaced will be removed from our community. that is our number one priority. >> the campaign has raised more than $2 million to support 310 families in need. volunteers reached out to big names. donations have come from from fm different people. >> i think they've done a good job of connecting with the people here in silicon valley, in a way that makes it very personal. and for me, that's more rewarding than just sending a check. we wanted to donate where we could see an impact in our own community. >> letters of t